By Emilie Haney, @emhaneyauthor You’ve probably heard that writing is a solitary pastime. It typically looks like a person sitting at their computer pouring their heart onto the digital page. …
Five Ways Readers Can Help Their Favorite Authors
by Patricia Bradley, @PTBradley1 Today is National Read a Book Day, and as I thought about that, it lead my ADHD brain in another direction. Like how I’ve been a reader …
Making Your Newsletter Work for You: PART 5
by Tari Faris, @FarisTari Welcome back to Making Your Newsletter Work for You series. It is so great to share with you how I shifted my feelings about writing newsletters …
Writing a Child Your Reader Won’t Want to Put in Time Out
By Janine Rosche, @janinerosche Kimmy Gibbler. Cousin Oliver. Steve Urkel. Screech Powers. Scut Farkus. Vickie from Small Wonder. Caillou. What feeling do these names awaken in you? Nothing positive, right? …
Making Your Newsletter Work for You: PART 4
by Tari Faris, @FarisTari Welcome back to Making Your Newsletter Work for You series. It is so great to share with you how I shifted my feelings about writing newsletters …